Circular saw blades "for cordless saws"

[endecotp]

I have a mains circular saw. I currently have only coarse blades. I am looking to get a fine-cut blade for it.

Some of the Screwfix listings describe the blades as "made for cordless handheld saws". I presume this means that they are relatively thin.

Does anyone know if a "made for cordless" blade can be (safely?) used in a mains saw?

Example: https://www.screwfix.com/p/trend-wood-chipboard-mdf-circular-saw-blade-190mm-x-30mm-60t/341af

"Suitable for use with cordless circular, plunge and table saws."

Or, can anyone suggest a fine-cut blade, 190mm diameter with 30mm bore that I can use with my mains Makita saw?

Thanks.

 

[ETAF]

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[endecotp]

Thanks for the suggestion.

 

[blup]

Trend do a good range of thin blades for cordless saws.

 

[big-all]

just be aware
the clamp may not clamp tight to the blade iff its too thin ??
as in blade thickness say 1mm but clamp needs 1.5mm to grip

also the riving knife is blade specific so iff the slot is 1.7 and the knife is 3,2mm it will bind